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As a computer science graduate student, I am always surprised by how rarely my peers seem to know or care about the history of our field. I doubt many of them would write papers about computer science history even if the incentives were better.

I think it is somehow related to the power of computer science to change the human condition. Everyone is thinking about the future. Mathematicians also crave novelty, but I don't think they feel "my work could change the world" in the same way as CS researchers.

Learning about CS history would make us better researchers, and thus more likely to change the world, but that line of motivation is not direct enough to excite people. There is still so much low-hanging fruit that can be plucked with only shallow knowledge of the field.
Yes, that's freedom of speech. You can criticize the decision, but it's their decision to make.
I think the main reason for the investment differential between the young and the old is that spending on the elderly is typically urgent. Problems for the elderly are mostly health related and if left unfunded will means someone, somewhere will be blamed. Problems for the young will show up later in some second order effect or missed opportunity. That's really hard to hold someone accountable for (especially public officials) and so its much easier to ignore.

That and kids don't vote or own property.
It's not a zombie after you revive it.
Might as well piggy-back on this: any hints for debugging WebRTC issues? Was on a call again today that had a weird mix of people not seeing some other people, sometimes only getting audio or only video, ... where I'd liked to but couldn't try to pinpoint where the issue is coming from.
It gets pretty confusing when cannabis itself is thought to have anti-cancer properties and the actual amount and temperature of the smoke is much less than that of tobacco. Yeah breathing in any smoke is not good for you, but is it like smoking a pack of cigarettes? Or is it like enjoying a campfire and breathing in a small bit of smoke? One is profoundly bad for you, the other is of such little concern that nobody should be worrying about it unless they have serious lung conditions.
You underestimate chinese people. Not everybody is successfully brainwashed and believes everything what chinese media or science tell them. They are extremely critical internally, but would never admit that publicly. Their privacy standards are much higher than in the west for a good reason. They are really spied upon, in a much grander scale. Eg their social media profiles are never with real names, and are invite-only. Facebook or Google realname policies won't fly there.

So independent confirmation from westerners has its value.
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I've only driven Tesla's for short amounts of time. What is the comfort level on longer trips both seat and road noise/bumps, etc? Are the suspensions pretty comfortable?
It's worth mentioning that last year Germany launched a thinly-veiled subsidy campaign for their auto makers which offered a substantial rebate for "environmentally friendly" vehicles (ignoring that keeping your existing car - which conforms to the EU emission regulations - for a few more years is overall better for the environment than buying a new one now) which included plug-in hybrids. Which of course artificially inflates the sales in this category, although we can be confident that some (or most?) of these plug-in hybrids will never actually be recharged.
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There is a counterpoint to this. Currently in Finland we have chargers like this. They're known in the EV circles to be utter shit and don't work more often than they do. The station does show in all maps, but if you check the reviews it's all red.

The reason is that the owner bought them from a random company, they installed it and do have a service contract - the problem is that the service queues are measured in weeks and spare parts are scarce.

The same thing is with chargers on the parking lots of some chain stores. Corporate has mandated that there has to be X charging spots - enter /r/maliciouscompliance - ok boss, here's the charger. Does it work? No. Do they care? No. Does corporate actually care? No, they can quote numbers of installed charging stations in their quarterly reports.

Meanwhile bigger operators standardise on one station provider, have their own trained staff and a stockpile of common spare parts. A few even frequent the local EV driver FB groups and interact with their customer base there.
Ah yes we should learn to self-censor to save the powers that be the trouble!
the car knows where chargers are... no need to check Tesla App.
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Last time I hanged around #django, they said admin pages are for prototyping and technical admins only. Admin is not meant to be extensible. For true power without issues, you should roll your own CRUD views. Django has features which make it easier, such as viewsets.
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This is tricky to quantify, and more subtle than you imply. Some questions to consider: If you hold a stock, then sell it at a profit, then buy another with that money, have you made a profit? What if you place the money into a bank account instead? An index fund? Buy a house? A Roth IRA? Where's the 'profit' line?

In a case where you buy a stock, sell after a specific duration, and don't include any other info in your model, the simple description of profit-taking at close holds. When the model broadens, this becomes trickier to categorize.
ah, yes, but those _felt_ as old as dirt.

On the other side, I remember howtos/manuals/READMEs in the early '00s referring to su(1) and only sometimes saying "..these days you should be using sudo(8)", so it always felt like something "new" :)
> There is a ChaDeMo-to-Teska adapter for $400. No idea why anyone would want this though, ChaDeMo is rare and, in my experience with my Leaf, often broken.

ChDeMo is a better connection in some regards (can feed energy back to the grid for example), but they are a lot fiddlier than CCS and Type2, which are just huge chunks of thick plastic.
No we wouldn’t. Source code is notoriously hard to read if you’re not familiar with it, and optimized source code using internal APIs is even harder.

If you’re learning an algorithm, just stick to pseudocode, otherwise youre stuck with MMIX bullshit.
But that buyer must be the shorter right? That's shorting, the shorter must return his borrowed stocks. So the people with the stock have a guaranteed buyer in the near future. That so dangerous about shorting, the losses are unbound. I'm just a noob correct me if I'm wrong.
I've described an ECS to my friend as a combination Strategy pattern and Composition, so you can have a huge list of "traits/components/behaviours" and then build your object hierarchies (and their behaviours) from that, instead of from Inheritance. The way most game editors are made, when you configure things using the ECS, it visually looks like inheritance, but under the hood it is more like Composition. Once you go down the rabbit hole, you would see that and ECS/Strategy pattern & Composition makes more sense (and way easier to cater to exceptions) than plain old inheritance.

I want dare say that the enterprisey-version of an ECS would be the Onion Architecture that's been floating around in Java/C# camps. Not 100% match but they feel the same to me.

Obviously for normal GUI programming (at the outer layer that we see at least), inheritance is still king.
Model 3/Y has a sporty suspension (like BMW 3 series) - not as buttery as a, say a Lexus. Ive done long drives fully loaded (4pax & luggage), and its ok - not too roomy or comfy.

Model S/X has better suspension.
An earnings call is not where you make a political diatribe.
Not much. Everyone is mainly hoping for big profits and if they manage to show they're powerful enough to bring a hedge fund to its knees in the process then that's simply an added benefit. The anger at the big guy is just an artificial banner behind which to rally the troops. The objective is profit and the motivation is greed.

I have no skin in the game so I don't care who comes out on top, but it's delusional to think there's some noble cause behind all this on either side of the game.
I think not being in a relationship at 35 is like BMI: it’s probably a good enough measure for most people, and the outliers can just excuse themselves.

Single high value people at age 35 describes most long term expats I meet at the beach who have very little in common with most of the population.

Btw look around, this isn’t just a tech forum that wants to debate JS and OO all day (just half of every day). It’s on the front page because we like talking about drugs. Though let me be the first to point out to you that drugs are a permanent passenger in the larger culture of tech.
Theoretical possibility first:

The Fed, like many other central banks, have an inflation target. Thanks to TIPS spreads, they get a market forecast of inflation.

Thus the Fed could just buy and sell treasuries in the open market until the TIPS spread is at their inflation target.

As a by-product those open market transactions will increase or decrease the quantity of reserves. Without any need for the Fed to even think about interest rates.

Practical example next: Singapore's central bank also cares about inflation. Instead of mucking around with interest rates on bonds, they muck around with foreign exchange rates by buying and selling forex on the open market.

Interest rates on government debt are left to the market. (Just like in the Fed system, foreign exchange rates are left to the market.)

For a big country, directly buying and selling forex might be seen as 'evil currency manipulation'. But the system would be just as workable if they used eg a basket of commodities or even some broad ETFs instead.

(Historically, a basket consisting of a single commodity, gold, used to be rather popular. But that's a different story.)
It's been said that some Discord investors are also investors with Steve Cohen's Point72. The fund targeted by WSB, Melvin Capital, managed $1bn for Points72
> joking with likeminded folks in a community built around such is likely appropriate.

Would you say it is okay for white people to use the n word if there are no Black people around?
A "moral right" would be easy to enforce. Everyone just thinks less of people who mix politics and business.
> could short 30% of the float in GME, and it'd still only be 2% of their portfolio

That would be true if it wasn't for leverage. When using portfolio margining, the leverage is huge. So a relatively small change in the stock will result in large losses. Now, you're right that this is not going to break a fund like Citadel, but not all hedge funds are that huge.
Seems they think that those lives serve no utility for others, thus they are not meaningful. Forgetting that a life is most meaningful for the person whose it is. Would have expected more stringency from an intellectual.
We are calling ourselfs retards in /r/wallstreetbets that alone would be instaban anywhere.
Same, on almost all counts. Two things helped: add a 1-2 hr (moderately intense, definitely sweating) bike ride at end of fast time, shower, cook, eat SLOWLY. Like slowly enough you could carry on a phone conversation without being rude. Heck, try a phone call quite literally, it’s not like we’re going to HHs nowadays!

Limit your fasting coffee intake as well or part of it could be caffeine/sleep crash.
Yes. It’s called naked short selling. It’s been illegal since 2008. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_short_selling
I mean Joyce is notoriously hard to read, no?
I'm not convinced. I think that gives discord and others an easy excuse to censor people or communities they don't want on their platform, but I just don't buy that their real objection was rudeness.

This is an effective excuse because not many will come to the defense of socially unacceptable behavior. Look no further than this thread for examples of that.
On paper, no. But in reality most systems are like that because the more you earn the more worthwhile it becomes to exploit cross border loopholes and complicated tax schemes that end up in you paying nothing.
Wrong.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_short_selling
Joking among friends using slurs is not appropriate in my eyes. Doesn’t matter if the slur is based on neurodiversity, race, age, gender or something else.
Language isn't about beating people over the head about "mis-using" words, it's about conveying meaning. https://www.thoughtco.com/descriptivism-language-term-169044...

I'm going to make an argument for linguistic descriptivism. I've never once thought, in the WSB subreddit, someone calling another an "autist" or a "retard" was ever intended to harm or disrespect people with those literal issues. It's a niche audience with very specific meaning. As a linguist, I find it fascinating and aptly descriptive frankly. As a person who knows people with actual mental problems, I understand why it may be distasteful. However I strongly feel that when you enter that subreddit, the jargon is both incredibly obvious and specific.
That's incredibly interesting. You can look at usages of "sentient" as an adjective, or usages of "sentient" as a noun. It includes usages from reviews and criticism of SF works as well. Fabulous idea, but missing a lot as of yet -- checking some of my old favorites and more recent ones, it has "psychohistory" from Foundation, but it doesn't have "eptification" or "mucker" from Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner, "dark forest" from Liu Cixin's Three Body Problem trilogy, or "orogene" or "orogeny" from N.K. Jemisin's Broken Earth trilogy.

Looks like what they want in terms of support is labor: https://sfdictionary.com/how_to_help
The only reason I clicked and am reading these threads right now is because I was curious why he put his name on a drug company.
Of course, unless the shell company is completely outside of the control of Apple. Which would then beg the question, how are you going to get money into that shell company without upsetting the shareholders.

If that shell company would be owned by Apple, it implies the outstanding shareholders would own that company, including all the shares it holds in Apple, too.
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...they have "a pair" because they use words that as a society we've decided shouldn't be used because they're derogatory to a certain group of people?
Poetic. I love it.
> You've just that word you are complaining about, should you be banned?

The commenting guidelines state: Be kind. Don't be snarky. [...] Don't sneer. Regardless, I will indulge your curiosity.

1) There are certainly other terms in use on WSB that one could take offense to. I personally find this one to be particularly problematic. (The fact that I am myself autistic probably plays a big role in this ;))
2) I have posted many comments here on HN, and as far as I know this one and the one you replied to are the only ones I've posted on the topic of slurs. I fail to see why I should be banned over this discussion.
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For people who are on the trial and need more quota, I simply tell them they are welcome to create 2nd, 3rd etc accounts. I have no issue with that.

"How much free quota" to give is a question with no right answer. So instead of forever trying to tweak that number, I have left it at an amount that seems to be working and I don't increase it for anyone (I have not even built in the ability to extend a free trial).
The whole point is that the engineers all taken together would make less than the travel agents all taken together.

That's where the consumer surplus and company profit come from.

Second: freeing up the work of 99,500 people would be awesome! You know that nearly everyone used to be a farmer back in the day? Surprisingly, the world today is not made up of 70%+ unemployed farmers?
>scientists who study Earth's climate call themselves meteorologists

This is just incorrect. Meteorologists don't study Earth's climate, they study weather. Meteorologists don't use ice cores or tree rings for their research, they study much shorter-term fluid dynamics. Climate scientists do study climate, and not weather. The disciplines are related (specifically, they're under atmospheric sciences), but to dismiss either one as being less scientific is picking favorites despite all evidence to the contrary. I suppose you could use the synonym "climatology" if you want a word without "science" in it, but it seems like a pretty silly heuristic regardless.
> You aren't just buying a car with Tesla, you are buying an ecosystem that just works.

This is the key.

You can just punch in a destination in a Tesla, it'll map out the correct route with chargers. Other cars can usually do this too.

The car will pre-heat the battery for optimal charging temperature before arriving at the charging location. Not all EVs do this, they should. Cold-gating during charging is a big deal when traveling long distances in below freezing temperatures.

A Tesla can also check if there are free spots in the charger. No other car does this as far as I know.
Might suck for them initially, but eventually real competition in the space is good for everyone, including Tesla. Their honeymoon period isn't going to last forever. And with the amount of government subsidy they have already received, they should be the last ones complaining about regulation.
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It is hyperbole, and it isn't going to work for you much longer.
Man left on his own will make something resembling religion with it's priests and gods. It's a social coordination mechanism.
> Eh, 98.24% of all users worldwide can use TLS 1.2: https://caniuse.com/?search=tls%201.2

That's 98.24% of users captured by CanIUse's sources (which seems to be StatCounter). Like most things on the Internet, that's a bubble - the bubble of users who visit statcounter-infested websites, and are able to run their scripts. And the point of the original post is to think outside the bubble. Not in all cases - if you're a B2B service, or selling T-shirts with slogans on them, CanIUse is likely a good enough source to base your choices on. But if you're a government website, or providing critical Covid-19 data for example, it's irresponsible to ignore these long-tail of users who fall outside expected and easily visible patterns. There's a spectrum between these two kinds of websites, and it's worth thinking about where you fall on that and how many you're comfortable with denying access to your website.

It's a tradeoff between security and accessibility, and we should at least be thoughtful about the implications of our decisions.
So it's not a principled decision? How many users does the site have? 10000, 100000? To me, that's a lot. Thanks for answering.
No, it isn't.

OP can host his own server and invite his friends and they can say whatever they want there.... but no one has any obligation to give him a venue.

If I have a shitty band and I want to book your venue for a gig, you have every right to say to me "no, your band is too shitty for my venue, I don't want to degrade myself or the public in that way."

There's very little nuance here at all, no one is saying he is not allowed to be a terrible person, they're saying they don't want to be associated with him because he's a terrible person.
This highlights a need in the market for tools to help moderate a community. Imagine a tool that automatically detects hate speech and either auto-deletes or brings it to a moderator’s attention. Certain communities are being highjacked by extremist, racist, and simply malicious actors. The current method of reading chat and banning users doesn’t scale when sudden growth occurs.

If effective moderation can occur at smaller levels, like discord channels or subreddits, then those communities won’t been to be removed by the larger platform. This would also be helpful for startup social media platforms that have yet to bring enough revenue to afford a facebook sized moderation team.

Technically speaking it can do things like:

* Flag posts that contain a blacklist of words, including non-obvious spellings of said word (using non-standard Unicode characters in place of letters)

* Cross reference IP addresses or user names with banned users in other communities

* Notify moderators of trending slogans, phrases, or hashtags that have non-obvious extremist roots.

* Identify images containing extremist/hateful content

* Flag content that contains any political discussion for communities that want to be completely apolitical.

* Flag pornography

EDIT: To be clear, the target audience for this would be community moderators/admins or startup social networks that haven’t built their own moderation infrastructure.
Idiot, stupid, moron, immature -- these terms are all much the same as retard in their origin as a neutral clinical label. These were terms referring to impairments that patients often had through no fault of their own. Why are some of those words still acceptably used negatively in a serious fashion, while others are taboo to be used even affectionately or in a neutral context?

Why is your deliberately negative label of "shit-for-brains" any better?
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